Nancy Giraldo v. Southwestern Adventist University

How courts have described this case

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• explaining that the court should consider whether a nonparty subpoena “impose[s] a burden by invading privacy or confidentiality interests”
• discussing when a Rule 45 subpoena subjects a non-party to undue burden
• discussing when a Rule 45 subpoena subjects a non-party to undue burden
• “Another type of burden arises when a subpoena is overbroad—that is, when it seeks information beyond what the requesting party reasonably requires” from the nonparty
• ‘[E]ven though personal jurisdiction may be waived, if it is timely raised, it too takes priority over the merits.”
• “As under Rule 26, the ultimate question is whether the benefits of discovery to the requesting party outweigh the burdens on the recipient.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).